Coman explains the difference between Bayern and PSG

Executioner of Paris Saint-Germain with Bayern Munich, at the stage of the knockout stages of the Champions League, Kingsley Coman explained what differentiates the two clubs on the European scene.

Author on February 14 of the only goal of the victory of Bayern Munich against Paris Saint-Germain (1-0), at the Parc des Princes, Kingsley Coman this time did not find the net on Wednesday evening, in round of 16 second leg. But the main thing was provided by the German club, again winner of the Parisians (2-0) on the achievements of Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Serge Gnabry and qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

“You have to let time take its course and the wheel will turn”

Once again a scorer for the capital club, the French attacking midfielder appeared in the mixed zone. In remarks relayed by the newspaper The Team, the 26-year-old winger was asked to explain the difference between the two teams on the European stage. The opportunity for the former Parisian – only four games with the first team – to justify the repeated difficulties of his training club in C1.

“It’s hard to say. I think it’s small details. The difference is that Bayern has been a big club for a very long time, there is really a DNA that is inscribed. Paris is on this path. They have been in the top for several years and they have gone far in the Champions League, they are a title contender. Sometimes you have to let time take its course and the wheel will turn.”

5/6 – Five of Bayern Munich’s last six goals against Paris in the Champions League have been scored by players who previously played at PSG (3 for Choupo-Moting, 2 for Coman). ex. #BAYPSG pic.twitter.com/NiamqlUZM7

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It remains to be seen whether the Parisian leaders will be just as patient as the former Turinese. There is no doubt that this elimination further weakens the situation of coach Christophe Galtier and sports advisor Luis Campos. The next few weeks will reveal Paris Saint-Germain’s plan for the duo.